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Elliott Chaparral Reserve

10 Sep, 11 PM - 18 Sep, 11 AM

During this activity we will be opening our 10 pitfall arrays. The traps will be open for 5 days and checked on a daily basis. On the fifth day traps will be closed so no other animals can be captured. Some animals will be temporarily disturbed if they should fall into a trap. All captured animals will be weighed, measured, sexed, and released upon discovery. Some lizards and snakes will have tissue taken from them (tails tip, scale or toe clips)for genetic studies as well as recapture identification. Mammals will have a small amount of hair clipped to determine if animal is a recap or not. No species will be introduced to the site. I have sent a map of our arrays to Isabelle Kay.

Visit #10110 @Elliott Chaparral Reserve

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Under Project # 4810 | Research

Post fire herpetofauna pitfall arrays

professional - US Geological Survey

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Denise Clark Sep 10 - 18, 2006 (9 days)

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